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Hey there ✋
Actually this is a suggestion to improve how dependent PRs are handled in this project. Example of a PR that depends on another one: #634. And after a quick search, you can easily find several other PRs like this.
Solution I'd like to share
Introduce to this project Dpulls, a Github app that make it easier to manage dependent PRs. Basically:
🌟 It prevents a PR to be merged before its dependencies.
👀 It gives more visibility to the developers so they know why a PR cannot be merged.
❤️ Avoid any accidental merge that can break your master branch.
In addition to that:
Dpulls has support for cross-referencing (dependency from another project).
Doesn't require any special config to add.
Nothing to change in your current workflow. As you usually do, just write Depends on: #pr or Depends on: owner/repo#pr if from another project, and Dpulls will do the job 💪.
Dpulls in action 🚀 :
I hope that you will like this suggestion ☺️
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Hey there ✋
Actually this is a suggestion to improve how dependent PRs are handled in this project. Example of a PR that depends on another one: #634. And after a quick search, you can easily find several other PRs like this.
Solution I'd like to share
Introduce to this project Dpulls, a Github app that make it easier to manage dependent PRs. Basically:
In addition to that:
Depends on: #pr
orDepends on: owner/repo#pr
if from another project, and Dpulls will do the job 💪.Dpulls in action 🚀 :
I hope that you will like this suggestion☺️
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: